A driver who hit and killed a pedestrian will have to spend the rest of his life telling others about the tragedy. Bryson Oshiro had been drinking and was speeding when his car slammed into 18 year old Orlando Vallejo Junior. KITV4's Cam Tran explains how his sentence is designed to prevent other families from suffering the same heartache. The Vallejo family wore their love for Orlando Vallejo Junior on their hearts cover with t-shirt video as they waited to hear what would happen to the man who killed their loved one. CHERRY JOY SERCENA, VICTIM'S COUSIN IN:9:30 I CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT'S GOING ON RIGHT NOW IT'S SOMETHING WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR A LONG TIME In August of last year, Bryson Oshiro's car struck and killed 18 year old Vallejo while he was standing near his car on Kupuna Loop in Village Park. Oshiro's lawyer admitted his client was speeding and his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. Two months ago the 21 year old pleaded "no contest" to first degree negligent homicide. Today judge Karen Ahn sentenced Oshiro to 18 months behind bars, 5 years probation and 750 hours of community service. For his community service, he will have to share his tragic story to local students in hopes of preventing others from drinking and driving. CHERRY JOY SERCENA, VICTIM'S COUSIN IN: 10:02 HE HAS TO RELIVE THAT MOMENT ALL THE TIME SPEAKING TO CHILDREN SO HE'LL HAVE THAT MEMORY FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE 10:12 Before his sentencing today, Oshiro apologized for his actions and his attorney says his client is remorseful for what happened. MARCUS SIERRA: OSHIRO'S DEFNESE ATTORNEY IN:5:23 IF ANYONE ASK HIM WHY HE DOESN'T DRIVE ANYMORE, HE'S GOING TO TELL HIM I KILLED SOMEONE WHO IS TRULY A CARING PERSON AND I CAN'T BRING HIM BACK. Though Vallejo's family members say Oshiro should have gotten more jail time- They feel if this young man could prevent other young lives from being lost, it would bring some light to their loss. JANIS TANGA, FAMILY FRIEND IN:14:32 THIS IS AT TRAGIC THING AND THERE'S GOTTA BE SOMETHING GOOD COMING OUT OF THIS, SOMETHING GOOD Cam Tran, KITV 4 News. Oshiro also has to pay 18 thousand dollars in

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